The Sun. — London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

t GEN AIC:::TING of MERCHANTS J stud owEas kppee.,d it the 'TIMBER TRADE fro' Biunsu Nouni AMERICA. will be held at the iiI!TY of LONDON TAVERN, on THURSDAY NEXT, 't he 2:+th Instant, Twel, o'Cloeli, to tale into considera tion the Expediencrof ADOPTING such MEASURES as mar tend to prevent the RUINOUS CONSEQUENCES which mtvlt t' sue, should the OUTTin Comtemplation be exclusively imposed on COLONIAL TIMBER, tizsbutild any more unfavourable propnv.ion than new exists be Substi tuted between it 'abd the Duties an Timber front Foreign farts.--The CI to be talen PRECISELY at 'ONE O'CLOCK. FLANDERS MAIL. GFIZNT, JAN newa of the deaths of Messrs.. Lalahie and Pontieoulant is absolutely false ; these Gentlemen have .not been bung in `the Brazils, to which they hate not gone. (Sur manufactures are still languishing, not- *Wit:tending ;Anse . assistance,, owing to the mu nificence .of the Sovereign. The worm which corrodes our industry is in the legislation, an it must necessarily sink, notwithstanding all the succours , which . 4-protecting but too powerless b a nd might bestow upon it. - There is no qnestlon better decided by the na tiolial.no,i'mity thenlltat relative to foreign ma nufactures„ Which tlte Whole nation rejects with a vpd of borror. IF we ilci.pt some individual spe ctilatiirs, strangers to every Passion but the love of 'gold; ,We, have beheld the noble spectacle of . the flower of our fellow-cititens proclaim in the midst of;, tiniverial applattse, that the preference whiCh we rive to the prOduetiOns of our own country is, one of. the first principles of our • poli iical erred. The national rritmne:,has re-echoed . the - Sathe 'cries, and if, itawithstandiog the public. h6Pes, otir dirt not reqUirei already iti the last the , changes carted' for by public - Opinion,: :and by .Our it "is . teeatise the Legislator wished ter:_cOrroboraiel;is'onvieion by the ex-: yuio. r , experience has been actittired,..)ind it nothing is "nOw known„ it is Le l. eanse tete : is a te ertntoatton to known'nothing. .The Commerce renew ' their corn t - s' ain mon(' otts teetooriats ssed totlie Re se.ot atiaes ee pres '`the trortir faint s and the law ; of Chamber of Commerce of Naroor hits itist eittetil the lists. The follOw big ?ere , some na . ssages of the Memorial whi c h i t la.) iota itictifessed ro the Stiteii:Oener a/ on the de yloratilx tote innonfact tires and . com merce of a great part of th e kingdom., anti' on the causes of t h e ruin ofonir indcstry. It [wove* itt "contestittly the caeses'of the rapid decline of corn inerce, and points out* the means of re:storing it to 'that artivity which hut lately was the admiration o f rror neiAtibimtrs, who now rejoice at its inacti ..vity, by which they profit . :— " The . Chamber does. not enter upon the ques tion, whetbei the fetters iMposed nit commerce. ,both by vices Cpl our system of et:A:toms, and by the wan, of a general treaty Of cr4anierce with the neighbouring countries, are the result of policy. It ii a difiloniatic question which it does not pre tend to fathom. 4$ It "c;, ti fiOct itself wholly within the sphere of its duties, which consists in laying before theeyes of the King the desperate condition of our ma nufactm ing industry, which the prosperity of the State, and the happiness of the citiztuai, would lead him to protect, if his generous heart and benevo lent Views slit/not induce him to it. " Commerce and industry are the riches of na tions ; without riches a people is not strong, and without strength in the people the throne has no splendour. In a state of war a courageous and intrepid nation may maintain itself, and even prosper by the power of its arm alone; but the experience of ages teaches us that in a state of peace it can do nothing without commerce and industry. " Every nation has its peculiar species of emu. inerce, which is determined by its locality, and even by nature ; the inhabitants of the coast have the country trade (Cabotage>, exchange, and commission; the inhabitants of the interior do not enjoy these advantages, but they have in their stead either the prodacts of a soil fruitful in agri cultural riches, or by those mineral treasures with which the province of Namur is amply provided. It contains more than 300 manufactories, which maintained themselves in the most flourishing con , ditiou as tang as commerce was favoured by a protecting . hand; but now that the manufactories arein a state of the most complete ruin, what truit can the merchant derive from time innume rable- efforts which he had to make to raise these tine nitittoments of his genius arid his glory. " happens when an intelligent and industrious people, who have attained a in perior degree of perfection in the productions of its manufactures, is obliged by circumstances to abandon thent all at once ? What happens ? it depetols,, it, is discouraged ; then the State is en dangered,. for discouragement produces idleness, and idleness . produces demoralization; as many, Empires have been extinguislied . by their com mercial inattention as . by the reverses of their arms. The extraordinary successes which at thi day . place 14 4 "ngland at "the head of nations. ,to the fortune of lier arms than 16 the . .powcrtullifOtection which her Government gives 'to merce., " From all quarters the sane cry arises against the dangers which threaten our commercial inde pendence. Belgium awaits with anxiety a tteci- NlOll which may at length fix the tall of its moo - factories. "'lt is for you, High and Mighty LOrds', whose most constant solicitude ought to he directed to whatever can contribute to the prosperity of the cuuntry—you, who ought to.confontid tbe interests of the Monarch and the nation---you,' the liePre ,sentatives of this nation, whom you have to defend against the attacks Of all that is ; it is to you that it belongs' to restore to conunerce and industry the splendour acid activity of whi-lt we have nothing left but the rctoctii bratice."_ On the SUPPIttSSLI)N mE.:piciTy. Tie Oppression of illendicity has naturilly led us to wish for its Suppression; and nothing could more mend a city, than to remove mendisity. Be sides which, mendicity is generally united with mendacity; and the first step in begging is to beg :the questiOn that they want or deserve relief. For though Some of the. men (particularly sailors) may he meritorious, the females are in general ineretrictoo. Those who pretend to be near lying in, are often only p‘rtictising to lye out. I would always give ear to a man wlto was deaf ; and would never brow-beat those who have really lost thtir eyes; I wish every lame beggar had a good leg, I see; and that every infirm one was in the firm of some creditable house : but as foi' pretenders, who only shunt Abraham, if I caul() sing like a Braham, I would not give theme share of my pro. fits; and if any one made a false pretence of hav ing a sick wife, 1 would have him sent to a Bride- u ell. . 131-LINGIJIS From the LONDON GAZET'T'E, 24. Trar-Qflice, Jan. 23, ISt,. $ h Regiment of Light Dragoons, General Sir Banastre Titr ltion, Bart. front the 2/st Light llsagosms, to be Colonel, vice Sir John Floyd, deceased. 21st Ditto, Major-General Lord R. Falward H. Somerset , K. C. B. to he Coroner, vice Sir Banastre Tartcton, op " iiuihtet? to the command of the St is Light Dragoon,. GARRISONS.—Litut.-General Sir G. Lowry Cole, K. C. R. t o -be Governor of Gravesend and Tilbury-fort, vice Sir John Floyd, deceased. BANKRUPTS. Strathrm and T. Stubbs, Cheapside, warehous-emta, to surrender fan. 31, Feb. 14, March 7, at Guildhall. At torney Mr. Patton, Ctscapside. . . _ . - W. Woolsey, (treat Marylehone-street, haherd:mher, Jan.; 31, Feb. 7, March 7, a•t Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. New.' bon, St. Andrew's-bill Doctors' Coop , 0113. _ _ T. Dawhs. Bath, horse-dotter, Jan. R 7, Yell. 9, March 7, at the Christopher Ina, Rath. Attornies, Messrs. Yo-ung and Hughes, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. J. Wilson, Beverley, Yorkshire, hot-manufacturer, .Tan. 30, 31, March 7, at the Beverley Arms, Beverley. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, 'Taylor, and Deane, Gra's e. J. Legeyt, Lti;wardine, Fivrefordshire, farmer, Jan. ;it), 31, March 7, at the Feathers fan, Ledbury. Attorney, I\lr. Pewtriss - Gray's Inn. _ _ • J. Junip and T. flargroves, Fore-street, hat-mnnnfacturers, Jan 27, Erb. ice; • Nl:tch 7, at Guildhall. Attnruey, Mr. P 1 01) 0, Weaver,'- h a ll , liagingEall-stree t . _ _ J. Sandors, Chichester, grocer, .Tan 30, 31, March 7, at the White 1 - Terse, Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. Few, Ash- move, and Hamilton, Henrietta-street,. Covent-arden. W. Lloyd, inn.. Tharues-strett. Jan.. 9.7, Feb. ti, March 7, at Guildhall. Attorni!y,. Mr. Armes, Ilucklers bary. Viratmon;h,V.Telpuot, :70iner, Feb. 1.g,. 19, Mareh,7, at ale Geofg, Inn, Liverpool. Attornie4, Messrs. lilacksfockaod Banco, Iletich-walk,Temple. . . _ NV. Pickton, Liverpool. totilnr-nivicliant. Feh. is. March 7, at the George btu, Licrrpo 1.. Attornivs,. Messrs-. Mach st.ek and Annie,. Btn.c NN:aIA, Tempt,. T. Jorderi, Bristol, dealer, Jau. 30, 31, Niarcli 7, Pt the White Hatt, Bristol. Attorney, Air. Ring, Ser'vants' _ Fleet-street. R. ()Merton, Bradford, s-holikeep.wr, Jan.., 30, 3.1 March 7. at the Conuuercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornics, _ . Messrs: Vizard and Blower, Lincoin's-inn-ields. R. Powis, Groseenor-vnewr, Grosvenor street, yeterinary-sur- geon, ;lan. Firb. to. March 2. at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Hooper. Maissronhouse- place. J. H. Caine, Norwich, upholsterer, Feb. 6; 9, March 7, at the Norfolk-hotel,,Narwicls. Attornies, Messrs. Puo.le and Greenfichl, Gray's ion-square. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 14, P. Pastel, Great. l iViitchtster.street, merchant Fib. 14, W. Crowther, intl. and C. Tapp, Charles-street, 31iddiesex-hospitar, coaehmalsers--Feb. 14, J. Bradbury, Chall 6 4am, cobinet-Leraker—Feb. 14, S. Mathews, Ratcliffe highway, draper—Feb. 14, L. Stronshom, Anstinfriars, mer ebant—Feb. 17, J. Adams, Bristol, grocer—Feb. 21, T. Ro binson and 3. Stea', Dalton, Yorkshire, clothiers—Feb. tg, J. Roney. Borton-le-Moors, Lancashive, cotton-manufacturer —lab, 21, J. Robinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, yucca—Feb. 21, W. Thompson, Serle-street, St. Clement Danes, mari ner—Feb. 27, E. Bradshaw, J. ',Poulson, and B. Witty, Man chester, horse-milliners--Fetr. 17, J. Gannt, Botley, York shire, neerchastt—Feb. 4, W. nuakitt, Tliropnorton-street, stockbroker—Feb, 14, J. D. English, Lung-acre, coachma- Rer—Feh. 1 t, J. T. Cooper, DalSton, Middlesex, wine-mer eh-int —Feb. 14, A Lee, Wakefield, saddler—Feb. 14, D. A. T. Young and W. W. Abbott, Water-lane, Fleet-street, carpenters—Feb, 12. T. Bevis, Cambridge, lacemaker—Feb. 14, 3.. Ashley, Boxstead, Hertfordshire, farnwr—Feb. 21, R. Wilsbealsey, Liverpool, hosier—Feb. 17, 3. Wlkaher, Nlanchester, calico-dealer—Feb. tic C. Bensom, Binning boon, money-scrirener—Fcb. 29, J. Ward, Solknees, York shire, merchant—Feb. 14, J. Davies, Shoreditch, ham draper—Jan. al, T. Lewis, Tower-hill, merchant. CERTIFICATES—Fen. r 4. G. Hattlimg, J. Hassall, and T. Overton., Liverpooly brew ers—W. Itownt ree, Ne wcastle-upon-Tyrte, miller—lt. S picker- Sevennaks, innkeeper—W. tintroa, Woolwich, baker— A. Aaron, Ph-month-dock, silversmith -T. Hindle, Black horn, Lancashire, grocer—A. and• M. Drew, Godalming anU Camberwell, milliners—J. Cole, Pl.yolont h, ropemak.er—T. Waddell, Bow-lane, warehoustmart—H.Setree, John street, Holborn, money-scrivener. I'ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Chapple, sen. aad W. Chap!,le, jun. Piccadilly, trrax,k makers—W. Hoare and. J. Stone, Fareham, Southampton, plumbers-3. Stephenson and J. Parley, Lambeth-bill, Doc tors'-consMons, merchants—J. B. and W. Webb, Illackfriars road, hair-dressers—H. anti F. S. liodin, Mincing-lane, (As tum-lumse and getsel al commercial agents—G, Dawsonand J. Chamvion, Bridlington, Yorkshire, surgeonsW:Wraith and E. Milnes, Wakefield, upholsterers—T. Bloxam and H. Zi;al; Torii-street, Shoreditelt, tus - ners—T. Pell, J. Fell, and J. Backer, Aylesbury, Bnekinglusaiskire, common. brewers--(:. Frutem and T. Foster, Manchester, manufacturers—J. and J. Walker, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocers--H. Rogers, C, and T. Alma', Wolverhatapton, •inumaosigesslt.Staicsmand J. Pe Carle, Ipswich, tiwbcs-merchants...—S, 1 7 0ve, and J. Ed/muls, Bristol, bankers—E. and J. Kendall' anti J. Latham, Beaufort, Breconshire, iron-masters—G. Be rm/len anti T. Crad - ock, satfrilers.--A. Walkde:/ and - .l : Wagstaff, Salford, Lancashire, po , wishrolafrs--It. pold And R. Westland, \Yoking, Surrey, nurserymen—V. G. and S..Spicer, CheppiUg Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, paper- Drissilerstalie, T. Russell, J. BrantleY, and 'F. E. Lirtosi, Castleford, Vorkslsire,,earthetsware-mantifactur e rs W. Field and G. P. Hall, Birmingham, platers—N. K ti fot, Pendleton, and P. Ilaine, Mime, Lancashire, cotton-norm hieturers—Hammersloys and Cu. Vall-usall (as far' as relat es to JO6ll KU= DreWt). tl'hoever contnlts a Map of the United States will see that Amelia . Ghoul and Galrestscrt ar e the most valuable portions of Florida ; therefore it is quite natural to expect that the Americans will he as .ilesirotis to obtain those two important Ports, as Adventurers. are to obtain the Three important Prizes of 30,000/. each among the One Hundred Capitals in the preent Lottery, which, with upwards. of Three Thousand other Prizes of varied. values, constitute a Scheme unequalled: since the 18111 Geo. IL And in addition to all the Prizes in Sterling Money, Three PolAnks will receive Twelve Pipes of the beat Port .Wiite . iti.the Kingdom. THE SUN. SOLKNI 4Z.VIS DICERE YALSIOI A LIDEAT ? LONDON, MONDAIY, J4INTUIRY 26, fBlB. The Paris Papers of Friday fast, which were due this morning,. have not come to bend ; none were puhriohect on Thursday, A Flandera Mail arrived yesterday, by which we have another doleful article from Ghent, com plaining of the ascendancy of f ore i gn factures, and chiefly levelled against England; hit it is evidemt that these affected tamemtations proceed frrnt a small and contemptible jirrta in the Netherlentil, who are miry ftnxioas to gratify a wretched malice against this Country, for having so mainly contributed to put down revolutionary principles. ConbideTable flitctuarienb imve tfrtten plate this , (nestling on Ike Stock Exchange, °Whig to ; a v 4" viety of• reports, perhaps erroneous, ref...reeding intended' financial tnea;ures. Cons 's, - which opencti at j 9, fellin 16i tliait half anlioor. to 76. At In past 42,. htkwever, t Ley hut ,to 7.91. Tire Opposition s,eein at present, to be .without a leader. Mr. TrzatiET aspired , at the siruarion; but his precarious health 1411fitS.hinn for:the ne eessary exertion. Lord MoarcTu has been 11I'M tianea, but he is . not deemed sufficiently expe rienced'. Mr. BROUGHAM had prOposea. himself, but the motion was not seconded. Lord MILTON is not thought to be a thick and thin man. He has some sense of his rank, his hereditary property anti honours. Lord GREY keeps aloof, anti kis said has much Waned in political ardour arxi ambition. In short, at present tNere• is a kind of interregnum on the Opposition Throne. But the calm and minions Manner in - Which they speak on political subjects, according to ail ac:- counts, seems to slim that they think the day of rc-, , ,riiution is approaching, and that they must consequently, not be so vehement in their reform ing plans, at the hazard of.our good old Conati tntion. The ere of a General Election presents the opportunity of a kind of deaili-bed which, as Junin says, ‘.‘ seldak reaches . to resti tution," but which, however, tvitl probably he shewn in promises of amendnient;Hiu ease of a prolongailicm of political existence. • The Earl of AYLESFoItD, it is•s*th-ted, b to move the Address in the Hottse of, Lords, and Lord SELSEA is to second it. WoraitiousE moves: the, Athltes's is 'tile' House o f Commons., and it 'is to be s'ecan-ded . Mr. WiNDWAM • RUMouREDCHASS-E,5. 7 -It,i 3 :WA.thoit t h. pt 6 ent .' A T TonNEY-GENERM, is to tie :he Accounttant- General of the Coort.oi: (haneery—Sir RoBELM GIFFoRta, ,Attorney-Ctti:;ral----and, I\lf. •RELIi, Sepjeant to be the New ‘Velch Jinige, Mr. W ILL/Am [E ll ., RisaN. the Attorney-General„ and Air. CAsilz:lD, M. P., Solicitor-General to I4is Royal Ilightiess' the PRINCv. REGE?iT. PoitTEtt.—Nye heartily iecnnifperut to , the Con stitoent Body not, to choose an y llßEwsas, oil the ' approaching Gene.'Al Election, who have been Co ncetnet/ it: - raising, the price of this necessary laeTeragefor the tiiithaing and lower classes of the people. • = BANK RES'r,RIQTIoN is but and , . o pi t ,i nn t siitottgst he nionTed men in tlye City, of I A)} p*PlieS, of the,.ropriety 01 t•ontinuing for one, ye ,, t • longer the llankilestrieli,ol) Act, D o ris& , fdltti• from tim . ! .tire intere , stitigT Questkm 173‘ities en Foreign and it olo flial Timber has 'tot been decided on. We .believe Meeting was to have taken place e>ti this subject on Sataiday "11 - at was po;tponeil to rn esily day - itt the present week- It is t h e i t) .• of fir vern2nent that ail the great interests likely to be affected by any altcratiQn io the' pre- : Befit system 01 Duties shaft he heard before, any meanies are determined Oil ltSVCCi!ng I "A-L, Porn 3,1 x. 23.--=Arrival ti►c Anrorfii 11I'Is.INLAY, train 14(44(41r:i5, having been fired A and detained five on the 2qlll Nov. i:► 29. N. bong. 7.5. 30. W. by the Patriot privateer Mexican Congress, Cotttittodore PARKER, 15 t () pia on board the Supetcargo, Blaster, and We"' of the Spanish twig Machina Mettnra, front San" Martha for Barcelona, which they had captured two days previous, and seta for Amelia bland. NVITSMOUTN, J AN. 25.—Arrived the Shipley. NlaNcßiev, from Batavia, for orders ; salted the t2th Oct. in company with the Moi ley, of La"" den, and an A*i.erican ship and brig, bound Holland. The Ocean, Captain JoSlNsoii, saiCea two days previous for the isle of France, with ti cargo : left at Batavia the fallowing ships, vie. Experiment, Dacres, Wellington, Tothatn,Dro% - horneherry, and Ellagil. The Tatham was c ha i r' lered for Europe at 7/. per tan ; the licomhortitei" berry and Ellagil were also chattered; to gnkrtod toad at Samarange. The Shipley spoke, on the 24th Nov. off the Cape, the Friendship;fsoo London, hound to New South %Vales with COl" victs also the Ann, Caoss.N, from London t 9 Jamaica, all well. DEAL, JAN. 25.—Yesterctay the wind got roof° to the Northward, and the whole (:.1 the out %1 313 bound have sailed, except the Queen, Dol l ' wtiich ship remains to repair her fore yard. Call' e ' down from the River the Juliana, for Batavia ;>" and to•day arrived the Louisa, PEAnsON, fr° rl) Messina, and IVylam, RoBINsoN, from Malta..--- Sailed the Queen, FU7T, for Jamaica. LIVERI2GOL, JA.s. 24.—Arrived the Gang"' CLAPHAU, at Calcutta, from this •port, it 4 ays. 11:FRACOMIRE, JA3, 7.4.—The -Lord Nti3 , 7" MAY, from Cork to Penzance alul a general cargo, was last night towed into th" s ha-thour by a pilot skill-, with loss of h e r matt" sail', fore-sail, and. other datn-fige. FALNIOUTS, JAN. Nite of K° ll packe-, for Lisbon, arxt Speedy packet,.for Brazils, have gone intri the Roads. FLYNTOUTH, JAN. .23.—c arne i n t h e patcl.' ship Java, bound to the East Indies. HARWICH , 25.—Saileil the Prince. of Orange packet with, a moil &kr 1-lollitrvd. The country sups Cornwallis, Captain Banlvr" from Madras, came into !? rts month harbour 01 ,!. Ttietday, to linod the detHe'inimeot3 of •;., ovu li,d,Rivi discharged men from the- 815th and other rt i .",, trrents statiim-rtl• in Fndil. Upwarcti of I 1)11 ' t Y t e ttir» 1- 1 7 ‘ A tne ,ig d u ( s m t . t ' h ' e rt i l ) : 9 ;4 B ( g )o e t . ) s S h h a e x e s 8 ;.a l rodcit;7l6 t a marched to tlilsca. 'hough oth naval force on the Canadian Lak"' is now Ihr,i4v4 by Treaty to tbree frigates nvo"" kg only ane gun each, 5u.,?11 is the j,ealoosy e nter: tainted: of the American Government, that 'it '7 domed a measme safety to keep op the. Jr af Establishment of a Naval CommisFioner at Sing— ston, and one Ordnance Storekeeper for each . 11;1 in tbis little .-011orning Paper.}.. • The attack no Mr. Rusxsssow, as - Agrat Ceylon, is of a piece with the recent attack same raper on the hie Spettler, who. was. chaio e y not only with the muniss expended in the- rtr ir t ` of his 110t15C, but also. with the tehole money ont in the pnrchase or houses; etc. for .11.c.il'it provement at Westmins:er. These rdiset" ble. etl'usioos of party spleen, though formless : 15 they affect fhe etuin?nt individtpals: in questiogo are to be reprobated fof-the - eliect thee to;:v Base on the credulity of those classes:o4' re3do these write \ rs are so solicitous. to please: • The scandalous attack, •it the sante Paner, O r) a high legal 'c.;haracter, it) dopi'l el verse., on re" . cent domestic event in his family, was as di,3°.e &table Ukthelllste of the•r;titer as it Was hostil e to every geuertins.amiztuat4 , feeling. The itiglit '•iinnottftbk , FitaDelttex RogIN 56?; , is - apponted-:Tre.i6ao-e.of•tlfe Navy. He otten o ' ed. the. I'llyst-g•ReakNT• on the occasion on Sati'r" ciay,'ar Lirklit-014: Mr. RoaiVsoN drill remisin the-CrArtPef •:Trode.- . -Tbe Corporaticn ot• Bristo4 !lave • (lone them selves I/1511(4;4r by tinzlitnonily electing Sir [tours' : 61Fro It D th.e Recorder of ;bat City, in the rooll l of Sir VICAR)" Who resigned. • -Lords LIVET:Pock HIM CeIiSTLEITEAGai gm?? tl C it% NCELLOII of • 110 ::EX'CIISQ.O It It; give Parli'' inentiiry dinnerS Cols° day, at their respective . . • h nns es. Th e Di,!; c of GL(YUCTSTER rOtt'D on Wea' nesday ks,r,,Ua 1,i., it to of . Hulk." 13am. The list was'a bipty ‘seek Ottlrobtan Abbe}; . All the Leafter3 of •Oppuiiti(iii - Were, assemblea there. The Dowager Emnress Russm . has expressed a strong desire to visit England, aud it is d icly lbw a few weeits Fiitee arrattgetuents were making h.r :Moscow for that purpose; awl a feomfe, the dalig'ihrey of an Engl:sitwo4nan, wlib' has i'esidefl Russia a number of years, was in treaty to ricemn° ',any the EmPRI , .SS to'Englaritt, as' the Speaks the English bingwige %yeti. ' It wilt be recollected, 1 hAt Sl)Gray t previous to the death' of her Royal' H n esgi the Princes§ CrTAitt.o2Ta, a itetiuciatioti SieriS — tlonntieneed the Duke of MARinoßntiol-4, with e`Vie". l. t 4 at“ his mansion in l'all.4»all'. The tertniltipon the occupation wits to i t 'K e rlace, i t i s said, we re se!tlerf, ativg the tigreemn t actuary. received the sit;natnre of the Duke. 'Sir►ee tfie l 'Efea s 6l‘of 'tor)! Pigilness it is iroderSto''Odtiiiit r i and. I.7xcf p o ur ) hA. tibiintipised 1111:ttO agreement, artildie subject, iv'c'hear., is ibittriksrgv , I.; a legal discussion.—(Bundrqj T ape( TO CO it It ESPON Sn'S. VVIRTTAS Shall l ie L,,,,, e eted.. Also, An lialepen'dent Friend to Irtcforth when necessary it . nd pradtical forthe The Letter on M. brIVIDS6N ' s Publication shall be inserted 86 soon as We room. Many other favours in-due contO: if T 1 C AF:GYSTE R. Feritmaell on Saturday Night. TRF.ATRti-I.AXE.—.tNell' Way to PAT OM Debts : Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. Kean Lady Allworth, Mrs. After ithich, TIIEATRE Fr ~iY f,, CoVF NT-f ;artist:v.—Guy Maimering : Henry Bertram, Mr. Brahaat • Lticy Bertram, Mrs. Garrick. Aftcv which, Harlequin Gulliver. M? LS. Annivrn—l Duhiin, 2 Waterford, t France, g Flancters.— DUK-1 Cnernsry and Jers , ey, 2 Holland, 6 Guttenbutgb, I Malta, 5 liamburgll. FELICE 0 TOTS DAT AT T ST( /C KS wEI.VE o'cimen. Bank Stock... .. .200 I Bank L. Ann. '2OOl-169-16i 3 per Cent. Red.. .791 a 79iii India 80nd5.:....... 107 s. pr. 3 per Cent.Cons...7Blioi 79 Exch. gills lss oqs. pr. 4 per Cents. - -• 9-8.4 i/ Cons. for Ace. 7914 ig 78ili S per Ceitt.N,_Ann...lo4liti 79 Average Price of Brown or ikluscolado Sugar, computeti from the Iteturiis made in the Week ending the 21st day of January, is 495. 54d. per cwt. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'FO-MORROW. Morning, 4 minutes after 5. Evening, 24 , minutes after S.